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Daily Republican., 1887-01-27

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3 Shsfsp.re's sven Ages Of Man,
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8 SETS wAvaisy Novels, IL vols, cloth
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r tx.
) Ard all the odds ano
9 leads OF books that remain
. unsod are TO-DAY still fur
: ther reduced. Some 6oc
books in all, including
u number Tor children.
Near Ta.r.e.2th street s5sr4nee.
When You get among th'
3l'lUpholslery Goods there
l. something novel aud strik'
ing Al every turn. We hav
J never before sold some 0
e &c them 50 cheap, Think c
CON SPOT Curtain Muslii
IS s. inches wide at 37s cent
5: ;, a yard And nottingham
II Curtains as low as IS cent
Daily Republican., 1887-01-27
sArEINs AND CREreNNBs

80 yard. Z ngli.s sA,.eu., 50 inches,
DOVE from 2j' 70 2fc
~ ysrds z hgl'sa sa,eo.s - inches,
Down irofE W. 20 &c
~ yaris Hariish SAteens, a inches,
Do-.Fa from AZ 70 &c
go yards Z oglisa Basket 4ni Rep Gre
sonn,- 5 iudBe..
Down from &c - 4oc
200 ya-ls Eng.isa Rep Cre'ous~s 30
ict hes,
Down from 4. 10 -.
10 yA-.s Hr sl..h Grape cre,ona-s. 80
inches,
bow 20 lEc
- yards Cai,ou Tapestry, = 10 ice.
Dow from a. - tasl ~.
"a. y:r,lS Cotton T4pez;-y. s. IN hes.
DoS b IRON 81 . So
secont aoor. north Of Arcade
The | Underwear man says
old good $ must so TO make
room + Or novelties. He
means b, lsiness. We won't
throw III : goods away, Cor
yet give them away, out a
ve.y lit c money VII buy a
lot Ct Ia en-.
Look in among the La
dies Mu sim Underwear and
the Intan .s' Robes ard Long
and Short Dresses. A
minute may be enough;
hall an hour may not be
enough. You'll be wei,
pAid IN either case.
Near carer JunIr..r Ard ChAs.-sf; 5000,
Daily Republican., 1887-01-27
Always Down!

We mean prices on our
stock OF Mems and Boys
Clolhing, but We have just
taken account OF stock and
marked prices that viii c1n.
vince YOU tha: We can give
you as crest bargains - any
place possibly can. All our
Heavy Overcoats are being
sold Il 10 per cent.less than
marked prices, IS we have
too n.ny, and want to IT.
duee our stock 10 make
room for Spring Goods. We
have just received some bar
gains in Storm 0vercoat:
AID UisHrs, which we sc
cured st very .os figures fol
cash. Ii you are thinking
o. having any CioLhinl
maze 20 order, see the in
ducements we are oferin {
in Custom Work, which VI
are Il aking il the best man
Ier, with finest trimming =
greatly reduced prices.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-27

THE MASAGERs Of The MAsoric Hall
OonpAny shoaid immetiately offer .
reward fos the arrest Of the miserable.
thou shtless niscrvAnt Who las: night
del. bsrasely screwed up program and
threw 1t dom from the gallery 'front.'
where Ii d sAed and caught hre nom .
gas let Deect.ves should be employs ed
and the man terrescd on; as sry ex'
pense, and II sen: 10 prison Ton lie the
punish nent would not Do any too harsh
for him. Ualess the man vas con
Armed idiot, his scaon Vas nothing
more nor less than m Ai:emp; % create
. pAnic tia: might have resulted In ID.
aea.h o, . SrsA. num ser Of women IN
caildrcu. Less csuse for panic TO
sri:ed in the dsA.h o, seTenissn per-
sans in l. Jadon . iex evenings Asc, 81
JesisA en.es sair mens TIE cooiness
however, o. g wlninston sudiencs
vas exhi pited lxs; night, bui Il nigh
have bsen different Tae bes. sesurity
| against . like Circumstance 10 70 arres
ADD punish the man referred 70, Who
II no; 'ool, 20. guilty o. Win! 3.
t<up. - n csie-.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-27

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Daily Republican., 1887-01-27
COLOaED EN- BRoIDKRED CUR
CoIssPOT CURTAIN MUSLIN

"A IN. wide, " hite ground, with col
cred spots, al sites.
235 yards VII te Spot.
zoos yards Ectu Spots.
..'s yards Rod spots.
80 yAris binA spots.
94G yarls lfJ.t spots
l51 yards large and tmall eo'o'ed
stars.
Coiored was entsi VII & WIS ~
cents.
Now g7t. cents a ward.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-27

TIE DEMoCnArIc nsnbogs q ~
Nsv jersey Lagislasafe ass Amazing
thsasslvs vosing 1ss Uniesd SAsss
Bsaasss, tAolsA u sos enass -
nos yss osgAaissd- Ex-0ovonee A.
bsss ieos IS vssss, bat Il tAkss Il 70
sasol Tvo DsnecrAD would not %
inSo The so-calisd con vsatioa, end oas
voted for On Governor Bsdel Ashess
mast ess these three votss 70 get The
necessary majority. oae Of them,
spsAker Baird, be cannot ge., and there
fore cannot be elected The Repnoh-
cans, - In namoer and tso LAeof
mem bers RETAINED froln voting. fns
| senate wlll Organise - soon ~ ths
aouse turns ca, ruriey and sdnit'
q ainss, the honestly elected nemssf Z
his seat. This would give the Rspao
ucAns y votes, which Giih the ~
Labor mem oers, vho have AL Aioni
voscd With them, Al votes, and the eieo
ton o, tkelr Senssor. Saoald the Lioo
mem bers want some other RepuelicAi
than Sena.or Ssvell they have eus .
name their choice, and should thsy 9
over to q Dsm ocrai vho they voul'
prefer, tia r. 2ub.Isans would cheei
fully asquissee IN TIE choiee. Bat the
slil not have any par, or 10: 10 ~.
election BY which . Senator IL 10 B
elected by . man returned b. dosr
right forgery and fraud.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-27

IA pair! The whole list is
built on the same rock-bot-
tom prices. Look at the
goods and the marvel is
greater than to read of them,
great as this is.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-27

STANTON, IS vii be seen BY Local
article, Is A.oz. % wake ~ n lIa.
provenerls, ar when she gets pro per-
IL OF he wAy sac ell. eros: X Ameusi,
Ss4pa.i, MAfShall!on sad o.hes vi
lASes II the luarty.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-27
.noaxn on Corr :,

ASK fc- Wells Rough CT Corns
Qa!ck reset, compete c1re. CosIs
warts eaL1ors. isc.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-27

want them to. Make the
prices so they won't.
But you've no call to be
greatly disappointed il you
don't get a pick from the to-
day special offering.
II you get here in time
you'll find these named
books; il not you'll md
others at a little more, may
De a lit lie better. No book
at more than a fair price.
We do the biggest re-
tail book trade OF the
country. Some Of you now
why. Old fogy notions
were rooted 10 the Book
business-are still in some
places but we tossed them
aside. Dealt with Books
as with shoes or dry goods
Old Fogies shrieked, but oul
business grew. Still grows
but the Fogy shrek ha:
Id e d to a now-and-ther
whine.
When you bay a bool
here you get it at a tai
price. Any book; a Wanna
maker price. That's W.T.,
we sell more books over tn
counter than a ny othe
dealer in the country.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-27

CoNGRxssMAS TURSEE, 81 Georgia,
Chairman o: the Elections Com Iii.se
Of Congress, oSlss,ei 20 NJ. P.roe,
OF Raods Island, RETAILING h.s $50; In
Corsre. eesaese only ssoa; 1900
votss wer- cas- IL ste district BY
rste.eu e 70 :.e returns Il viii be seen
thA. Only i.S over 90 vo,es weis
cast 10 tt -nei's dissi..- Bal tier
Tanner "a a D n1crst A2d p.toe Wa
= R-21bAcAp, TIA; Vas The ilGere : &c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-11
Affairs in West Washington.

MARRIED THIS MORNING.-The marriage OF Mr..
John c. Rely, OF Brooklyn, N. Y, to Miss Mar
garet Jane Gibbons. daughter Of John Gibbons,
was s0lemnized this morning at st. Stephens
(Cathol1c) church by Rev. Father Thomas, before
a number of relatives and friends or the con-
tracing parties. After an extended wedding
trip Mr.. and Mrs. Reilly will reside in Brooklyn
RESCUED ONLY TO BE Enthusiastically morn
were five dogs in an enclosure on Stoddard street.
and upon going to the premises he found that the
dogs were imprisoned in an old ice house. The
building has not been used for years. and there ia
n hole In the roof where the dogs go through and
fall to the bottom. MIR. Einstein obtained a rope
and rigging moose on one end managed to get It
around the neckS OF the dogs, one at a time and
AFTER about two hours work landed them unin-
jured in the yard above. This morning they are
behind the wire screen at the pound waiting to be
slaughtered.
NoTEs-Jacob Gaudaur, who is here training for
the coming match with Hanlan, has been unable
10 take MS daily exercise upon the river on &C.
count OF the prevailing strong current.-Mrs
Sarah r. Shaw, who for a long time resided in
West Washington, but has recently been living
at 62O Virginia avenue, died yesterday. The fune
raj will take place tomorrow afternoon
musical and literary entertainment under the
auspices OF the Bible class OF the NJ. p Sunday
Scnool VIII De given this evening at Curtis Hail.
See advertisement.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Hess last night arrested Lewis
Davis, the colored man charged with shooting Reu
Den Johnson last saturday night, as published in
The STAR, and this morning in the Police Court a
charge OF assault and battery against him was
continued for week on account OF the condition
of johnson.
TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER AT Z
M.-Great Falls, temperature, 81; condition I.
receiving reservoir, temperature, 20; condition al
north connection, 2; condition at south cOnnec-
condition at intluent gate house, 10; condition at
effluent gate house, 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-11
SUNDAY Rar Cases.

TWO CONVICTIONS AND TWO ACQUITTALLS IN THE
POLICE COURT TODAY.
This morning, in the Police Court, Mrs. lien
Gleason, wife or Andrew Gleason, the contractor
who keeps saloon near the Government Print
ing Office. was charged by Officer Hagan with
keeping her bar open on Sunday, the oath of last
month, but the evidence failed to sustain the
charge, and the case was dismissed.
JnO. A. Bryan, the salOOn-keeper at No. 729 Fl
street southeast, entered q plea OF "not guilty.
10 4 charge OF violating the Sunday law two weeks
ago. Several witnesses testified that they got
beer in the place on the sunday mentioned in the
warrant, and the court imposed fine OF $50 and
costs. The costs amounted to So
Mr.. Forrest next called the of j. Frank
johnson, the saloOn-keeper at the southwest
ing the law last Sunday. After hearing the testi-
mOny the court imposed a fine of SO. Appeal
noted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-11
wALLOPED BY WASHINGTON.
Tine New York Giants Again Crushed
by the Statesmen.

The New York Giants Again Crushed
by the Statesmen.
Inc New York World Of to-day heads its account
OF the base ball game in that city yesterday "Wal
| loped by Washington" and says: 'The glory OF
the Giants has departed. They have lost their
way that dsgusts their admirers and causes their
hrmest friends to feel as If the once brilliant ag-
gregaton Of star performers had forgotten all they
knew about the national game. They met the
Senators again yesterday and the result was an
other shock to the patrons OF the Polo Grounds
The home club was first at the bat, the first In
ming netting goose egg and being noticeable only
Ewing out at second when he was palpably safe.
In the second inning New York scored, ORourke
making the circuit on a base on balls, steals to
second and to third and running home on wild
pitch. Then Washington tied the score, Mack
and Whitney's single The third inning saw New
iork make rum Ewing scoring on base on
balls wards single and Myers mum Of Mack's
| three runs. After one man was out Myers hit to
right and Carroll to LETT field. Myers was forced
sent Carroll to third and Shock to second Then
Ward fum6led Hines sharp bounder and
apd Hines stole to
Ward, Ewing, and Gore ran for. Hines scored,
and the second base being uncovered Farrell ran
| inning Wards tumble OF Macks grounder, Whit
ney's single and Ewing's wild throw home from
rlgnI nelu gave Ih0 GrayS announcer run. In the
seventh inning the Senators scored twice. Ewing's
tumble OF CarrOlls hit, Wards drop of OROurke'S
throw to second Shocks out and a will pitch gave
one run, and Farrelrs hit and kreigs triple to left
center gave another In the eighth inning Whit
ney drive to center for two bases and DOnnellys
single to right field gave the Grays their last run.
AT times the game was interesting, but as a
whole 1t was poor exhibition. Welch and Whit
ney were about equally effective. both doing good
work, although "LOng jim" had better support
than that furnished Mickey. Deasley caught well,
and when placed on third base after the Injury to
Richardson in the sixth inning did what little
he had to do in clever manner COnnOr and
O'Rourke, as usual did all they were asked. Brown
went into right field when Richardson was injured,
Deasley going to third and O'ROurke behind the
bat. kreig Mack and Farrell carried of the hOnOrS
for the visitors. The score:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-11
CITY ITEMS.

Among them some articles that every house.
keeper wants an ss Fur s,s 7,h ST. NV
We have gathered together from the stock all
the odds and ends OF Crockery and Glassware.
Some OF these pieces are imperfect, and some are
only odds Instead OF sending them to auction
we have put them on our Bargain Counters,
they are There are plates and Dishes, Comforts
Cups and Saucers Platters. Bakers Bowls
~ you rant the choice Come early.
The prices will be so low that everybody will
Bread Plates, Cream Pitchers cake Stands. Fruit
Stands, Pickle Dishes Water Sets, Breakfast Sets
Every housekeeper should see this collection. II
they don't they will miss good opportunity to
secure some excellent bargains
(Goldschmid's old stand),
1 FRANKIE Co, Propr1etors.
Rest Rio &c per h. fine blended coffee CSC
per h., Old government Java coffee tstricty purel
zoe. per ID, pure Mocha coffee 3sc. per 10. All
fresh roasted. These goods cannot be duplicated
elsewhere. Tea and cofTee department..
n. T. METzGAR & Bro,
1 AT 9TH st. NV.
Banjos, violins, Guitars and Strings. 4s7 Paav.
Straw Hats for Men and Boys at prices to
suit the most economical, from pc. to S2.45. A
good Mackinaw Hat at SIPS, at Francs, corner
TN ana ID.
S'1Oy01 O1Ue>' menus em.-fOSfOn EQTte1tSS.
Fine Japan Tea SOC. per pound, fine Oolong
tea SOC per pound. fine old English breakfast tea
SOC. per pound something very choice). This old
English breakfast tea is now largely used in WASH
ingt0n society. Tea and coffee department.
n. I. METZGAR BRO,
AT 9TH st. NV.
Bafley's, s25 9TH st. NV. Lawn Mowers, 1915
An Extended Popularity. Browns BRoN-
CHIAL TROCHEs have been before the public many
years. For relieving Coughs and Throat troubles
they are superior to all other articles. Sold only
in bozes.
Bailey's 81 Saw, warranted. I'm
e3 Per Gallon, 7Jc. Quart Bottle, No.
Rye Whiskey, best In the world for the money.
Orders by mail MCGEE's, 9th near St was
ssLet,s Talk SIS HarnesS.',-Beckerss. go
Bailey's, S25 9TH ST. NV. Lawn Mowers, $3.50
sSThe Queen Of Beers.''-No family should
be without MOerlein's celebrated Beer 75c per
doc. [6ml F. H. FINLEY, Agt, I2O6 D St
Bailey's 81 Saw, warranted. I'm
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered in u h. ward" prints 4Oc per 10.
Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk; sweet Milk
&C. per quart. Cream 15c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-11
CONDEMNED Locals.

Yesterday Robert Woods, Indicted for larceny
from the perscn, WAS released on personal bonds
NIthras Lodge OF Perfection. No L. A. and s. T.
MaSonS, have arranged 20 hold lO0ge of sorrow,
al the Metropolitan VI. E. church Monday evening.
Lafayette Lodge Of MaSOls has fitted up q room
n the Homeopathic Hospital for the benefit of
members OF the craft, 1t is known as the Masonic
room.
The WEEKLY STARS Pocket Atlas OF the World is
offered free To every subscriber for year TO
the WEEKLY STAR IL Is handsomely printed
than 100 cOlored maps and diagrams, and contains
wealth OF general Indignation. See advertise
ment in another column.
Yesterday the horse Of ear sixteen on the F
street line, driven by John QuinIan, ran away at
9th and streets and at 9TH and streets collided
with the carriage OF DIR. Farnham, throwing him
out and inJuring him about the body. He was at
tended by Dr. j. B. Hamilton and sent to his home
I.t42 llth street.
Yesterday Abraham Henson, a colOred boy en-
plOyed Ia driving horse and cart for Mr.. GoOdlOe
was kicked in the back by the horse and was
taken To Providence Hospital where the injuries
were found TO be OF very serious nature.
Four new members were initiated into Clements
Lodge OF Good Templars last night and several
applications for membership we're received.
The third auction OF lots at Garrett Park is an
nouaeed for Tomorrow Thursday afternoon.
Mcbride and j. W. Mcbride, will adjourn at noon
Tomorrow
The schooner Ellen NJ Golden arrived this morn
Ing with $50 tons Of kennebec River ice for the
Great Falls lee Company. This is the first cargo
OF the season from that river where. the captain
reports, q heavy freShet existed at the time of
sailing on the Attn inst.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-11
Clear the Streets.

To the Editor OF The EVENING STAR:
number OF valuable suggestions having re-
Gently appeared in your columns, all tending to
enhance the beauties OF our city and the comforts
OF its residents and sojourners, beg leave to call
the attention Of the 'pGwers that be" to the fact
that this IS the only city in the Union that per-
mits citizens To leave the sidewalks on the line OF
parade and take the front and TANKS of the
music among those in procession, and Obstruct the
view OF all citizens assembled on terra firma- A
line OF bayonets and shakoS are about all that a
Washingtonian gets an opportunity TO see. CON-
mence tomorrow, Mr.. Commissioners, and order
the mounted police on that, and all future Occa-
sions to clear the street from curb tocurb
T. r T.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-11
A MulatlO Desperate.

HE THREATENS TO KILL A WHITE WOMAN AND BEATS
OFFICER ELLIS INTO NSENsIBILITY-UNDER INpICr-
MEST FOR ROBBERY.
Monday night "JOe" Hayes, colOred went to the
house OF Americas Murray, colored, In the Divi-
sion, and had quarrel with a white woman
named Emma Williams, who occupies a room in
the house. Hayes threatened to kill her, draw.
ing revolver at the time. Last evening about q
O'Clock, he returned and renewed the quarrel. The
revolver was taken from him by one OF the in
mates OF the house. Emma Williams then went
out and complained to Offlcer Ellis, who came 10
the house TO arrest Hayes. He had secreted him
sri under bed, but was taken in CUSTODY He
was under the influence OF liquor. When tine
officer started out with him he dealt his custodian
stunning blow In the face, knocking him down
As the officer attempted to get up Hayes struck
him several times in the face with his fist and also
kicked him, leaving the officer in an nsensible con-
dition- Hayes ran of and was making his way
geant DtgginS near Van Ness Park and again
placed under arrest. Officer Ellis, whose head
was badly battered was sent to his home In East
Washington, where he was attended by DR.. Payne.
Hayes Is mulattO about % years OF age and L,
unuer 500 bail TO answer an indictment charging
MIN with robbing the house of DR.. j. B. ColgfOye
on Ioth street several months ago. After the rob-
c oeTy was committed Hayes disappeared from the
where deputy marshal from Philadelphia was
sent after him. That officer met Hayes on the
street ana conversed with him. The latter told
the officer he knew Hayes and would DOint him
out 10 him, but before he had time TO keen his
promise he left that part OF the country and went
10 bailiinore, where he was captured A portion
vi lhe suVerware stolen from DIR. COlgrove's house
"as recovered from Hayes wife's house In Martins
ourg, West Va This morning In the Police CoIrt
.ne prisoner was charged with carrying concealed
Weapons, ana The court imposed q fine OF $50 or on
Jay :, the extent OF the law. As the officer was
tinued- - 100 ~on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-11
OTHER GAMES YESTERDAY.

At Boston the tables were turned on the Phiies
and they were badly beaten by score of II to 4
The Chicagos defeated the Indianapolis, to 8.
Thirteen innings were played in Detroit between
the home team and the Pittsburgs, resulting In a
victory for the former by score of to 4. At
Louisville 5; Louisville, TO- At Cincin-
nati-Cincinnat1, IL; Metropolitan 3. At Cleve-
land-Cleveland, 8; Brooklyn, Z. At St. Louis
St. Louis, ); Baltimore, q
The second game between the Alerts and the
MOnumentalS yesterday resulted in an easy vic.
tory for the latter club by a score OF 10 to4
Following is the standing OF the clubs to date:
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DECIDED REDUCTIONS
IN DRESS GOODS.

Great Bargains in Choice WOOL SUITINGS.
CHECKED SUITINGS. Newest Styles
Reduced to 81 from $685.
Reduced to 81 % from $l5O
worth $1.25.
These beautiful silks just the things for summer
wear and give great satisfaction
AlI Of our finest quality Printed INDIA SILKS re-
uuceo 10 81 per yard Great variety of choice styles
2S-inch WHITE CHINA SILK reduced to 75c The
greatest bargain ever offered
BLACK SURAHS and RHADAMES. Special prices.
EMBROIDERED PONGEE ROBES at half price.
season.
w. NJ. SINISTER SONS
iny9 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
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Indications for The "a hours commencing ut 3 D. M
For District OF columbia and Virginia fair
weather preceded In southern virginia by light
LEGAL rains, variable winds, generally easterly.
stationary temperature.
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DO NoT WAIT FOR BRICg.-Buy OF the Washing
ton Brick Machine Co. who have four millions
rrady for immediate delivery at lowest market
price
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SILK HATS AND WHITE GLOVES. for Masonic Gen.
tennial, at r. q. LEWIS SONS, 1421 New York
avenue or SEQ 18th street. till Soclock this m only
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BICYCLE AND BOATING SHIRTS for men and
boys at the lowest prices from IL 70 SO. just re-
reived at Francs, corner 1tn and D.